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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I haven't had my hair colored since September of last year, so I reached out to my stylist earlier this week for an appointment. She followed up with a text scheduler confirming the appointment, and shortly after that, I received a second text with a service contract. In the contract, were about 15 questions. The first few pertained to Covid, which I thought were reasonable. However, the remaining questions involved deposits for service, retention of the deposits for no-shows, and a few other requirements that I found off-putting.

I will likely cancel the appointment and find someone else to do my hair, but just wondering if anyone else has encountered similar contracts for a stylist and if this is the new norm. For the record, I've been a client since 2019. [/quote]

Maybe if she was Jose Ebert I could see this  :lol:   There are more tactful ways of doing this - like a cancellation fee of $50 if you cancel in less than 24 hours. That is fair. Most of the rest is BS.[/quote]

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